Bad Hombre

Show 14: Hugo Castro is an internationally human rights activist from Border Angels Tijuana, Mexico. Coming from a migrant worker family, Hugo was inspired to pursue social justice and achieve multiple degrees while being detained. He shares how he did it

Show 13: Rita Sanchez, Professor of Chicano/a studies & pioneer in Chicana empowerment, talks about the importance of our roots and future generations. She is co-editor of the book, Chicana Tributes, 61 Stories of San Diego influencial Chicanas.

Show 12: Bad Hombre: Dr. Richard Griswold del Castillio is in studio sharing how Mexican History woke him up, the history of racism in San Diego and the many books he's written, including, The Power of One (The Enrique Morones/Border Angels story)

Show 11: Enrique brings Border Angels board director, sound engineer and producer of Bad Hombre, Dave Rivas on mic to discuss Dave's passion for theatre and how he demonstrates human rights and social justice through his artistry

Show 10: Enrique welcomes film maker, Chris Cashman to the program. Chris shares his career in film making, being a stuntman fro Will Ferrell and making four feature films.

Show 9: Enrique Morones welcomes new Border Angels board President, Luis Aragon. Luis shares his knowledge and passion of law and justice and hope for Terrace Park Cemetery in Holtville, California where over 600 John and Jane Do's are burried

Show 8: Enrique welcomes former San Diego city councilman, Ralph Inzunza for part 2 of thier conversation about human rights, San Diego and national politics as well as Ralphs time in Prison served for corruption charges and his pursuit of writing.

Show 7: Enrique Morones welcomes Ralph Inzunza, a former San Diego City Councilman and co-host of the show, "On the Record with Enrique & Ralph". Ralph talks about his time in San Diego city politics and spending a year in prison on corruption charges

Show 6: Enrique welcomes legendary Chicano muralist, Sal Barajas. Sal shares his humble beginnings that eventually lead to the first murals in Chicano Park and Centro Cultural de la Raza in Balboa Park, San Diego, California

Show 5: Enrique and Border Angels water drop leader, James Cordero talk about experiences in the desert delivering life saving water. They also talk about a recent disappointing panel discussion on immigration held at University of San Diego, lead by Jan Goldsmith of San Diego Union Tribune Advisory Board